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Baroness Michelle Mone and her husband Doug Barrowman are among individuals being sued in an attempt to recover some of the millions owed to the government by his collapsed company, PPE Medpro, the BBC understands. The government was awarded £122m plus interest from PPE Medpro last year, after a court ruled the firm had breached…
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Geedup enters liquidation after ATO tax probe Inside Retail Australia Read the original article here
(Alliance News) – Sorted Group Holdings PLC on Thursday said it may have to enter liquidation or another insolvency process after deciding not to draw on an existing loan facility, as it requested the suspension of trading in its shares on AIM. The Manchester-based shipments and delivery monitoring software, which became a cash shell in…
Saul Loeb and Elaine Cromie / Getty Images More than 70,000 Michiganders are opening their mailboxes this week to find a letter that will change their lives. The letters inform recipients they are among the 71,871 residents who will benefit from Monday’s announcement that the state plans to erase $74 million in medical debt. Must…
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A Scottish company has appointed a liquidator following a “period of loss-making”. The fashion and lifestyle company ceased trading after 12 years in operation. Shona Campbell of Henderson Loggie was appointed liquidator of Dundee-based McGarry Fashion Limited. A spokesperson for the liquidator said: “The company traded as an e‑commerce and consultancy business, providing services to…
Patients did not need to apply for the relief. Instead they were selected if their medical debt was more than 5 percent of their annual income or if their income was less than four times the federal poverty level, which would be $63,840 per year for an individual and $132,000 for a family of four,…
More than 140,000 Massachusetts residents will get some surprising good news this week – the elimination of part or all of their medical debt. Three organizations announced on Thursday a massive purchase of debt worth $170 million, they say represents the “largest ever” debt relief effort in Massachusetts. The group – including the Atrius Health…